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Great job! Thanks for sharing.

Congrats to you both on such a great day of catching eyes! Just wondering whether or not in any future BOQ fishing posts you could post a picture of your electronics display showing those eyes - that is if such a picture wouldn't give away too much info.

Another great tale with pics! Thanks for sharing.

A great story once again Drew. Congrats on your trophy speck - a real beauty. Thanks for sharing!

Here’s an excerpt from an article written by Cory Schmidt for In-Fisherman “A Glance at Yearly Lake Stratification Just before ice-out in most temperate-zone lakes and reservoirs, water temperature near the bottom hovers around 39 degrees Fahrenheit (4 degrees Centigrade), while just under the r...

Concur completely Brian. My Lowrance X-85 endured countless rain storms since I purchased it in 2000 without any leak problems and it's still working fine.

I purchased an HDS7 in April and used it on 5 fishing trips during the season. I was very satisfied with the way the unit worked. However, during pouring rain in Sep, the head unit filled with water and quit. Its been sent back to Lowrance for a replacement head unit. Apparently not every HDS7 unit ...

JP: Thanks for trying to organize and host presentations like this again. I'd appreciate one presentation addressing only sonar interpretation. Many times this year, I've been unable to interpret the display on my colour sonar unit. The newer sonar units allow saving screen displays. A presentation ...

Just an observation. During a recent week long walleye trip (8-14 Aug) in the Abitibi-Témiscaming region of Quebec, my fishing partner and I landed 50 walleye ranging from 7 inches to 25 inches bottom bouncing for 2 hours one evening in an area that was probably 20 yards wide X 100 yards long. We e...

Here is an excerpt from Phil Rolfe's "Bottom Bouncing as I know it". The complete article is available at http://www.justfishontario.net/bottom_bouncing_a_to_z.htm "From my experience in fishing Canada professionally for over a decade, there is one rod and reel set up that works bette...

I'd also like to express my appreciation to JP for hosting the event. Great facilities and the coffee hit the spot. Thanks Sheldon for the great seminar and for showing me the lighting options on the HDS-5.

While I live in the Ottawa area, most of my fishing (trout and walleye) over the last 40 years has been in Quebec. The scenery is fabulous and the fishing can be very satisfying. With respect to recommending locations that satisfy your requirements (seclusion, walleye fishing and no more than an 8 h...

McQ wrote: Sure would love to know why the air all of a sudden. There are no leaks and the 3 linked overhead barrels are 1/2 full about 50 gallons.

Just a crazy question. How did you ascertain that the three linked overhead barrels had water in them and not just ice?

Glad to read that you're enjoying yourself even though there are some challenges. Not having a sled to enjoy all that pristine wilderness is truly a pity. You'll have to wait until next year. Stay well!

Keep your satellite phone with you at all times!!